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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-05
MARTINS FERRY
Tho Water Works and Fire apparatus.
H.t-Nl General Nsva of In .ercst H-ln 7l7i

The Water Works and Fire apparatus.
t-ss General News OF Interest. Eel
Dan Reardoa leaves for New Brighton today
IT. The LauShlia mill is making poor time this
A large delegation from hero went up TO Pitts.
burgh yesterday. s5ials. t1rilig3 ,,55 4. &
Ms. T. Iusklns left yesterday for IIagentown,
I'd, 10 spend a few weeks. 81, ~ 2 3 N M =
For tho latest fall aud winter styles In good a..
ting clothes 60 to /. Ruh, merchant tailor, sccoud
street. t5s9 llg's7I7 -" 80. - = :
Council met Monday evening and the regular
,sara o. justices was gone through. Alt bills
The employees OF Tho Elson Glass Factory au,,
Wolk Yesterday on account Of the discharge OF
several men Tor tuning out bad ware. and they 70.
back. = - 49, "1o sI' ''''eA
I seams as I! tho Dlthtdgc glass house building
u Go3ntu 70 idleness Tor come time to come. The
LaBella VII rebuild on their old Site in Bridge.
port, aud thus the Dithtidge building will remnit
a .l1S ca: The structure is & good Que, and
m mia ~ s repairing some glass manufacturers
81 INDUSTRY Is sadly missed Id this place. and should
DC resumed as soon US possible. j. 80 800
Samuel showalter, tho genial aud courteous On.
s bas ron on inc o. T. & railroad extension. says
than in any other. This road Is last gathering
trade which cannot help being profitable. THEY
tun eleven trsins each way during the day, and
stop at TIE sight OF handkerchief any place along
inc road. Their accommodations, Which nre
many, cannot help being noticeable, and they win
large share Of public favor - =" -
y, A view Of tho Water Works rover house shows
tnat everything is in fsir way for water nj an
early date The piers arc all up aud wors on The
ssupetstrnctnre has been begun. The question OF
nse apparatus is continually up; for consideration
now.da1s and this matter should be hurried along
oeesate together. The committee appointed by
Councll should hump things In iheir Invest.
cations and see 4 ths fire. apparatus can DO pro
gTsea as soon as the Water Works are Completed.
lAey are necessity as well us the water. and II
should be seen to that they are gotten ia shape. .
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Commencing June II, the Ohio River
kallIoad will sell excursion tickets every
sunday until further notice. Wheeling
10 sistersyille and return at the low rats
Oh III 30; Wheeling to Parkersburg and
return, - 25. Tickets good one day only,
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and Al wire nails, and the average is
shown. 20. slsI'75eS
The variation in the results OF the two
tests aroHe from the fact that tho wood
used IN tho first testo was white pine
scsntling, while In tho latter test scant.
ling OF Norway pine WIS used, which is q
harder wood than white pine.
The two tests show the average relative
value to be: pound OF cut nails has a
holding power equal to 62 pounds OF
wire nai!s in the first test, and l. rs pounds
in the second. y
The necond test as shown above, was
! made In the presence Of the updcyaiyped
committee, in the following manner: 80
The naila wore driven to within q quar-
ter of an inch Of the head, and wsights at.
tsched until tho nail pulled ont. Caro-
was exerciasd throughout to make
the teat q lair ono. The wood aged WIGS
straight grained, and free Of knots and
cusls. at ~
We do not doubt that g variety Of tesIs
would show variety Of results, depend.
ing on the character Of the wood used,
but We do not believe tina. tho relative
holding power Of the two kinds Of nails
would differ much from that shown above,
on any fair test, i5g -. $3.50
We therefore, eubmit as tho result Of
our test. that one dollar's worth of cut
nails will give the came service az 81 rs
spent in. wirs nails, II ct came price per
pound. y. 24.5 r g.,'-5sI
Or to stale the caae in another way, the
test showe that il the card for cut nails ia
So Tor l0d, the card for wiro nails should
DO 81 u $40 for lU1 to give the same
value to purchaser. .l'.a' 90 + sl.:
(signed) E. sg55s Is
JAMES Wilson. President Bsllaira Nail
Works, Bellaire, O.. ai:,5ss. lII,
". B: WALLACE, President eQerson Iron
Worka, Steubenville, o. gE S.
W. I. GLEssNEA, President Laughlin Nail
~ Company, Wheeling, W. Va.
ALoEzo LoEISe, Secretary Bsnwood Iron
Works, W heoling, W. Va. 4. So
F.J. HEARSE, General Manager Riverside
Iron Works, Wheeling, w. Va. TN
q. Il. HoRSBRooE, Vice President Wheel.
ing Iron 4 Nail Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
y. D. DUBOIS, Secretary Belmont Nail
Company, Wheeling, W. Va. :5i5
O. a. ROBINSON, President La Belle Iron
Works, Wheeling, W. Va. sl
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school shoes are 90 made that tho sole can
not be pulled from the upper, md are the
bea. schoo! ahoea made to wear, at. & q
s5!lS j. W. AMIcK $,
81! 3 lab Main atreet.4
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,5fi! Opening for! Fall and Winter.
aiost Select and Artistic Partisan Novel.
uea ever presented In this city. I'||lls@
4 N rS3s BAIR's, 107l Main Street.t
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! aRNrLHMES, SEQ our genuine hand.
eeWed 81 % shoe, warranted hand.ssWed,
Rt q 4, 81 s$.F J, W, .AM1cg's.i q
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Gcntlptnep..

see Stacy, Adams & Co.'s mems finest
ahoe, the leaders Of fashion, at 5I1 ~ -
J. w. AMlcK's, Sole Agent 8
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!. GENERAL NOTICES

NOTICE-ALL PERSONS INDEBTE,O
~ 10 the late Gr. Sample Ford are requested 70
call and tettle said AeroUuts pt once With MrS.
1NDIANh FORD. No. 36ls jacob street. se?Is
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OI;TdT,sS'Bsu y 4, CINCINNATI : a ST,
~ A. 4: LOUIS .:RA1LWAYt Co.-psnhnndis 49,
Ie aosI Is scheaule In eject MAY s. Iss7 le"tn:
leave m,heeng Central Standard times o Far stcI
s:o I's ans eo FsssSSegh s5 p
m and sos m. trains maze dssct NY vS
cosS So'n4m NM Cincinnati 1ndanspoiis and XXI,
t NV, rhe R:$ p. m. train make di1ect connac
J. Iraina arrive ut WheaIfnv. S,1s y, 1n.oo
2:45 p. NJ. and 600 D. N. - = ~, IVY .. y.
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PROPOSALS.
GEALED PROPOSALS, z, 3 a =
REAL ESTATE.
FOR -RENI.

No. 100 Fifteenth street, SIS 90 a north, - WI
. No: 2lo3 Main street, business House, SIG GS a
No. lGA Woods street, two rooms aud attic IS 90
), Three roomed house on Eleventh street, east Of
baltimore street, 81 co month. ls! IL 7,l
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rsoflaA.s, RtE'ma, 1e,t.r, Rlngworm, Iichen,
pfIrituS, EcRil Had. Milk Crust. Dandruif, Bar.
hcB'. Nite!s', GioSrs' and Washeiwonau's Itch,
rnply hul0rH Of tho Skin aud Scalp and Blood
With Lps VI Hair, ore positively cured by LuticurA,
tho great Stfn t;tlfe, and Cutcura boip. az exqut
Elte okin iieautlner, txterntliy, aud CltiGura Re
soIvsnt, the now Blood Further Informally, when
physicians and all other remedies fall. 't 7
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The results obtained we're shown to 9th.
or manufacturers, and resulted in the ap.
pointmant OF committee Of one from each
establishment In the vicinity of Wheeling,
which made series OF careful tests SHOW.
ing the following reet,lta: % n a IW0''s
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FOR SALE.


Eighty Acre Farm, frame houfc, orchard, sixty
acres acres Gle cared, Ave miles west Of Matanoras.
No; l7si Market street. busiae.s house md
dWellng: ground 20 BY 13ih feet. 'zs-isS.ss.T
No. 1888 and 1910 Main street & f,iat !. u .5f
street. = 'S'11 - -
No. e8 Virginia street. ~
No 80 South Front Btecet 81 Z ~ liS i;
No. 49, North From! street, Y ~ Az s Y
No. 60 North Front street. 1888 81 y s.I
no. ll2l Alley Il, near McColIoch street. ~
NO. M Alley d. near Mcco,loch street.
No. 1877 South Penn street, - ~" 81 ~.
No. l69 South Penn siyeet, & = III
No. IS Eighteenth street II AMI Z "a
No. 1903 Chapliue street ty4
No. 740h Market street, ii5i!5 Z &
No. 1SS EIGHTEENTH street, Z; \ ;fg55,lf
no, lV Eishteenth street, va
No. $50 Twelfth street, ~ z ~ 2tir;t7 u
No. 81 Eighteenth street, a /. x Z. : II. n
:. Lo8 NO. &, 2, 8, II ard u St, Charles streot
square 30. gbt.f5EI 4! - lA. h..eo''
Twe!ye Lots on Hlgh street. u
p, Mest haii Of Lot No. 81 Eleventh street. A. 4,
: Building s.te fouthwcst corner virginia and
e9Ssn nofE streets, % ice! by 40 feet.
q, .oa, o. issssahniscturlog site on Nineteenth
ifont loot In lots to suit purchaser - =
JAMES a. IIENRY.
heal Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public
: EEL Va We OFFICE No 1910 MA pH FIT OF, ~
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I GRAND OPENING,

the most select Parisian styles ever ex-
hibited In the city. ..sl. 4
BAEIl'S MILLINERY,
Z + lO7 | Main Street.
: Special attention directed to our
Mourning Department.
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heap Sunday Excursions on Ohio R,vor
s5 IN. - ,,,,.- - - -
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Sold everywhere. Price, Cutisura. too; sosp
25a; l.Gs,lvent, 81. Prepared by Tho PorrSE DHu0
ASD CHEMICAL Cc. Boston, Mas. '.rg
s1-sepd for "IIow 10 Cure Skin Diseases" O.
pages, " illuErations and 10 testimonials. '--
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4 STOCKHOLDERS, NIEgrINet3,s.
STOCKHOLDERS II EEriNG.

The annual meeting o! the Stoelholaeya OF The
wheeling Basn Ball Association will be held Al
McLalns lisll. corner Of Twelfth and Market
streets Monday, October 3. AZ O'Clock r. NJ, for
tho election 81 Board Of Directors and ,he iraus-
action OF such other business as may be deemed
Necessary. m ,y',57isl ~ WM. T. ENGLISH,
sea --fsEsrl t's ''ts7si ts'7isT'.' SECRETARY
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JAMES a, uENpv,. \
INSURANCE CoMpAN1Fs =

heal Estate Agent, Collector aud Notary Public
Sell Va 0vricE. No 1872 MARKET at
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This test aho wed the relative value Of q
lound Of each kind 10 hA cs fnllnwn. M.

ID. o. 2od cut nails equals ~ lbs OF wire nails,
10. Of lod cut nails equals 20l lbs OF wlre nails
10. Of I'd cut nails equals lS7 lbs Of wire nails.
10. Of % cut nails equals ~ lbs OF wire halls.
ID. OF Id cut nails equals 40 lbs OF wise nails.
In obtaining the above 7esultn two tests
were made Of tho 81 cut nail, and four OF
the 81 wire nail; three teato each we're
made OF the u and II cut nails, and Cd
and Al wire nails, and the average is
shown =''E .Fs a5II'I'-'''a'
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CLEVELAND &PITTsBURGHRAT-
1ss1 KoAD.Tunder schedule in ec'ect NAV
t ~. IMns !cGvs bridgeport Central Rtnndo-t
no, fs ~. Fi,ihn and 5lo
@Atuns FeEsy Gas n. NJ - o'Ss - -. ~. : "
:, t o.d. arrive At bridgeport at 1853 a. 1oso
- 1,x x;sS m, ol9 p NJ 4:4 D. M, and 7:ss D. M
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ST Nicholas For November.

Louise NJ Alcott contributes one other charm
ing stories, entitled ''Pansies," to the first mum
Der of the new volume Of ST.. NICHOLAS. 1t is
followed by bewildering array of short stories
entertaining sketches, and bright iingles and
verses.
GLOW Marie Obtained Miss Alcott's Auto
graph" tells how an ingenious boy secured the
coveted signature for his sister without the as
sstancc Of the popular authoress; "Iime and
Tommy" is the description, by Della w. Lyman,
Of the remarkable adventures of boy who sud
denly finds the world has turned backward and
is revolving from east to west; Little Matti of
Finland" is a delightful tale of lttle-known
land, with many clever silhouette illustrations
by Helen NJ. Kinds; "What Happened to the
Bride groom" is a melancholy tragedy in white
frosting and wedding cake, by William Theo.
dore Peters; Colonel X. NJ. Johnston contrbu-
ties an account Of an exciting encounter between
"Buck and Old Billy; and Almont Barncs's,
"a Spanish Tale" is an old-tme fairy STORY that
will be new to the readers Of ST. NICHOLAS.
OF more instructive turn, but no less inter
csting are:
"a Peasant Painter-Jules Bastien-Lepage,
by Ripley Hitchcock, who gives the life story OF
the talented young French artist, with many
beautiful examples of his art; elephants at
Work" by John H. Coryell; the true story of
Poeahontas, by +. S. Brooks, who writes Of her
in his "llstoric Girls" series "Ma-ta-oka of
Pow a-tun; "rhc Girl ofthe Virginia Forests"
and "The Last chance of Life" by David kcr,
n characteristic episode in the life Of Napoleon
Bonapartc.
j. G.. Francis has opened a new Jingle mine
in very original and amusing series Of "Uztec
Ileroglyphs'; aud besides other interesting
matter, there are verses and poems by Grace
DEMO I,tchheld, Alice Wellington Rollins,
Frank Sherman and Emma c. Dowd.
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The American Agricultural For
November, 1887,

is a double number, far surprising, its editor S
claim, any previous issue in the amount and va
rcty of reading matter, in the number of con-
tributurs, in the number and variety OF illustra-
tons, etc. etc. Not during its nearly fifty years
existence has any number of the American Ag-
riculturist begun to compare with the one which
goes out this month. There are no less than
one hundred and ninety-seven columns of read
ing matter proper, embracing four hundred and
eight editorial, contributed and descriptive
articles; fifty-hve different contributors, repre-
senting twenty-five States Territories, the Prov
nces and Europe, and two hundred and forty
including full-page illustrations
and Premiums. In alluding to the death, this
month. of one of its editors, Col Manson C..
Weld, the American Agrieulturst says: "What
is note worthy, the body of writers, who for near
ly half century have made it power in both
are still, with this exception, con-
nected with the periodical. Publishers have
come and gone, but the editors and their assoc
ciates remain" $l.50 per year, English or
German; Single numbers, 10 cents Address
American Agriculturist, 75l Broadway, New
York.
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The State Grange.

At the last regular meeting the Skow-
hogan Grange chose committee of five,
to make arrangements to entertain the
Sta'e Grange; to provide board at the
hotels and others places, and to direct
Patrons to the different places provided
for them. a. well As to have the general
oversight of all work necessary to be
done Patrons anywhere in the State
desiring direction or Information, may
address either of them at Skowhegan,
Anscl Holway. w. ID. Hayden, 5. +.
Emerson, Horace Beal, e. ID. Miller.
At the December meeting Of the State
Grange, a full board Of officers IS to be
chosen, also two members of the cX-
eeutiye committee in place of n. Ham
and W. II. CHM. The order has met
with about the same gain this year a.
| last, HOO new members having joined,
which after dcducting the decrease among
the former membership during the year,
makes, the present membership larger by
800 than it was Mt the time of the last
annual meeting. Seven new oranges
have been organized and three old
dormant ones Recognized. The total
number of subordinate oranges Is 1903;
county, l6. The membership Is $1,000
the loss by death being 100, The order
is generally in tiourishing condition
Mr.. }. w. Lang of Bowdoinham has or
gained three new oranges and rc-or
ganized one dormant grange. This yeal
Sagadahoc county has gained three new
gaangcs and made the greatest percent
age of gain IN membership. Count
deputy Valentine Of oxford county i
at work among the oranges there
Deputy Brown is doing excellent seryic,
among Waldo county oranges. Stat
Lecturer Thing is employed in Wash
ington county. j. W. Lang and Thoma
IL. Sprague are actively engaged il
Sagadahoc county; +. \. Allen In andre
scoggin county.
j. W Lang of BoWdoinham is mention
} ed prominently for State Master; DIR. 6
NJ Twitcheil, Rcadtleld, for State Lieut.
urcr; W b. Hunt, Belmont, Uverseer; /
: o. Bowen, Morrill,, State Treasurer. TIL
present officers, with exceptions q
: directors and secretary, have held Ollie
= for five years.
5 Bath is proposed as the place for Il
spgsiou I'm 1883
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owing to the low price of farm produce,
and what lie has to pay out in hired help.
taxes. interest money etc, and hi own
lahorS. and that of his family thrown in,
to come out at thu end of the year, poorer
than he WAS at it, beginning; and thi, il
why we see in the caspapcrS, - many
valuable farms advertised for safe
Farms that have taken generations Of
hard labor to clear up, and bring Ia their
present state of smooth, broad and pro-
dnctiyc fields. and nice and expensive
farm buildings are now offered for sale,
for much les in many cases. than the
cost of the buildings, n continue in an
improbable business. will soon consume
the capital, and this is What the farmers
Of New England are doing, and they
want to get out bcforc all is gone.
W. have To take for VIA W sci, just
what others are willing To pay for il, and
Wc have to pay for what we have 10 buy,
lust what i, asked for Il and in Til, man
ner Of deal any profit that may be made,
is not on the side Of the farmer by any
means Now this Is a wrong state Of al
fairs, and is destined to Away, keep tie
farmer poor, and To create speculative
milionarcs. and to causc the wealth Of
this country 10 accumulate into the hands
Of the few, and that few making our
laws with the power of wealth, and look
ing upon us with contempt, for laying
back iriM ouf HgBhffs, and allowing He
thing to 60 on in this way why, if the
farmers of thi, country, should unite in
the Grange. or otherwise 20 in one and
all Tor protective tariff, on all agrlcult-
ural imports, hold back their produce an.
til the consumer needed it, instead Of al
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MISCELLANY

Ee-ema Of fare, scalp or body speedily cured
by the unftiling Skin-Success Ointment. The
purity of Skin maintained by Skin-Success Soup.
t-se Skin-Saceess Soap and Skin eruptions Of
children will be prevented and skin kept spotless.
How sweet and pleasant it is To eat a big dinner
tor ones country.
Hereditary tdim is often disclosed by de-
ceased skin. Skin-Success Soap eXpcrdlts
cure. The Ointment is ii marvel Of healing.
Skin-Suceess Ointment has cured large mum
bers OF stubborn eases Of Skin and Scalp dis
order. Skin-Success Soap clears and stimulates
the skin.
\ bad actress should ttY tho penthouse piastef
and. see if that c4uden't drtW better hnase-
Skia-Sueers, Soap is carefully mcdieatel and
special, adapted for treating all diseases Of the
skin.
thfap Soaps have no prophylaeuc properties.
Skia-Sncress Soap has medical and sanatlA L.
ments never before used. II clean, and heals
The only man that seems To- thrive ON pHerlsui-
nation Is the man that owe his tailor
itching ot-tbe Sba, causing torture and loss OF
sleep, is banished by skin-Suecoss Soap
strong Nercs and Pnfe Blood, result from
using Dr. Aiistpns Blond Tonic and Nerve IuNis-
ortt3r.
Pm saia-. e, the b.a,l, ~ij tile yaanl Idly IN
starting to visit the b4hy SHOW.
f.nait H1r Wanted Thaa>aaa. Of shop gid.
aud sale women who sutier ifam N,lb Blak ana
mediate mIiei. Strengthens and hrtegs up the
weak parts Sold everywhere : sis.
When hens Shed their feathers ii 81. sometime,
best to shed the hens.
.H.>. MRS. .41taf, Hammond port, y. y, v4-
in sulnptian for twenty year, became ~H wtiH
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Libel tor DiUOrcc.
STATE OF MAINE.


SDMEHrEI, S.
Elizabeth X. Giles, Libe liant
vs.. Elbridec 4. Giles
This libel is inserted in n writ of attachment
aud is set forth rs follows, to Wit: To the
Honorable justices of the supreme judicial
Inurt next to he holden at SkoWhegan, within
and tor the County of Suner-et, on the third
Tuesday OF December A. d. 1887. Elizabeth X.
Giles aforesaid lihcls and givcs this honorable
court to he informed that she was married To
the said tlbridge A. Giles at Amherst Maine,
September 18th, 1869 by A. Backus IA justice of
the peace. Ihnt your libclant has always
behaved herself towards the said Elbridgc A.
Giles as II fat hful chastc and aiie. tionate wife
and lived and couh.cd with the said Elhridge
in said Forks for eight years past. until lie
said Elhridgc y. Giles deserted and abandoned
your libeant more than two years ago. But
that the said Elbrdge A. Giles, wholly re-
enrdcss OF his marriage covenant and duty has
been guilty of extreme cruelty and cruel and
abusive treatment towards your = id lhc ant,
that he is addicted to gross and confirmed
habits of intoXication, and being of sufficient
ability has grossly ,wontonly and cruely ncglec
ted and refused to support your libclant. She
tn reiore prays right and Justice, and init the
bonds OF matrimony between her and the said
Elbrdge A. Giles be Dissolved and as IN duy
bound will ever pray; she also AYERS that she
has made dilligent search and used reasonable
diligence To ascertain the residence of the said
ElbIidge A. Giles and cannot mud the same
and that by the use Of reasonable diligence
his residence cannot he ascertalned.
Dated mt The Forks, this llth day OF October,
a. ID, 1887.
ELIZABETH X. GILES.
SOMERSET S. October 18th 1897.
Thcn personally appeared the above
name Elizabeth X. Giles, and made oath to
the truth of the above statement before me
Sd. WALTON, Justice of the Peace
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD S.: supreme Judicial Court, in Va
cation October 18Th, A. ID, 1851
Upon the foregoing libel, ordered: That the
1.-The ant give notice 10 the respondent therein
named, to appear before the Justices of our
said Court, to be holden at SkOw hogan, within
and for the County OF Somerset, on the third
Tuesday of December, A ID. 1887, by publishing
an attcs'rd copy of said libel. and this order
thereon, three weeks successivcly in the SOM
ERSEr REPoRrIK, Il newspaper printed ut SkoW
hogan in said County of Somerset, the last
publication TO be twenty days, at least, before
the sitting OF said Court. that he may then and
there, In our said court appear, and show
cause, II any he has. why the pray er of said
libclunt should not be granted.
ENOCII FOSTER
Justice of the supreme judicial Court.
A true copy OF libcl ana order thereon.
3w4i Attest l.. II. WEEB, Clerk.
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PrOb0te Notice.

To the Hon. Judge of Probate for the County
of kennchcc: The undersigned respectfully rep
leseuts that he is Administrator of the t~tHlt
of Helena Washburn. late Of Madison in tile
County of Somerset, deceased, aud that he D.
Judge of Probate for said County of som tSti
Wherefore he presents to you, aS judge of the
Probate Court in an adjoining county, his ne
count of his administration of said estate and
asks that the same he allowed.
He further says that the following are all o
The heirs ot said deceased, viz Lafayette Iurh
seattle, W. T.. Dianthl II. Brown, Ilpull"n
Me; Jeremiah T. Tuck, IIantsport, \. ;. lin2
er 5. Tuck and n1mjcuS +. Tack, DantOrh, Me
liazrn Black, Helen Black aud james -. BlHc6
Scion, Me; Sarah u. Jacknan Madison, Me.
Mary n. Ken, Nlisca. Iowa; Emily Il. Speu
Ger, German city Iowa; charles {, Tuck. Ban
gor, Nc; Newell ;. Tuck, Albion Me; Marcia
A. Ireland, OsNpsh, Wi4.; and Ella \. = INT
tier, ornvile, Me That each is entitled to an
equal share III said estate. and that h. Is ready
to distribute the balance due on his account as
Your Honor shall direct. Wherefore he pray :
that distribution of said estate may he ordered
among said persons, aud such others, If am
rs may ne found entitled thercto,and the shalr
of each determined
TURNER BUswELL